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Atomic and Laser Physics
Credit: Jack Hobhouse

Prof Peter Norreys FInstP;

Professorial Research Fellow

Research theme

  • Accelerator physics
  • Lasers and high energy density science
  • Fundamental particles and interactions
  • Plasma physics

Sub department

  • Atomic and Laser Physics

Research groups

  • Oxford Centre for High Energy Density Science (OxCHEDS)
peter.norreys@physics.ox.ac.uk
Telephone: 01865 (2)72220
Clarendon Laboratory, room 141.1
Peter Norreys' research group
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COLLISION PUMPED SOFT-X-RAY LASERS - PROGRESS AT RAL

INSTITUTE OF PHYSICS CONFERENCE SERIES (1992) 23-30

Authors:

CLS LEWIS, D NEELY, D ONEILL, J UHOMOIBHI, G CAIRNS, A MACPHEE, GJ TALLENTS, J KRISHNAN, L DWIVEDI, MH KEY, P NORREYS, R KODAMA, RE BURGE, G SLARK, M BROWN, GJ PERT, P HOLDEN, M LIGHTBODY, SA RAMSDEN, J ZHANG, C SMITH, P JAEGLE, G JAMELOT, A CARILLON, A KLISNICK, JP RAUCOURT, JE TREBES, MR CARTER, S MROWKA, KA NUGENT
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Recombination XUV Lasers Driven by Low Energy Picosecond Pulses from a High Brightness KrF Raman Laser

Optica Publishing Group (1992) tuc24

Authors:

L Dwivedi, J Jacoby, Y Kato, MH Key, R Kodama, CLS Lewis, M Lightbody, H Murai, P Norreys, GJ Pert, S Ramsden, H Shiraga, C Smith, GJ Tallents, J Uhomoibhi, G Yuan, Jie Zhang
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Experiments with 'SPRITE' 12 ps facility

Proceedings of SPIE - The International Society for Optical Engineering 1413 (1991) 70-76

Authors:

GJ Tallents, MH Key, P Norreys, J Jacoby, R Kodama, N Tragin, H Baldis, J Dunn, D Brown

Abstract:

Lateral and axial thermal energy transport in laser-plasma interactions has been studied using a short (12 psec) pre-pulse free KrF pumped Raman laser pulse (λ = 268 nm) of low beam divergence. A new method of producing narrow line foci using random phase plates was employed to study the plasma conditions required to generate high gain, short wavelength recombination X-ray lasers. In addition, the laser energy was focused into a small focal spot (8 μm) for higher intensity (1-2 × 1017 cm-2) interaction studies.
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High-density compression experiments at ile, Osaka

Laser and Particle Beams 9:2 (1991) 193-207

Authors:

H Azechi, T Jitsuno, T Kanabe, M Katayama, K Mima, N Miyanaga, M Nakai, S Nakai, H Nakaishi, M Nakatsuka, A Nishiguchi, PA Norrays, Y Setsuhara, M Takagi, M Yamanaka, C Yamanaka
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High Density Compression of Hollow-Shell Target by Gekko XII and Laser Fusion Research at Ile, Osaka University

Chapter in Laser Interaction and Related Plasma Phenomena, Springer Nature (1991) 25-67

Authors:

S Nakai, K Mima, M Yamanaka, H Azechi, N Miyanaga, A Nishiguchi, H Nakaishi, Y-W Chen, Y Setsuhara, PA Norreys, T Yamanaka, K Nishihara, KA Tanaka, M Nakai, R Kodama, M Katayama, Y Kato, H Takabe, H Nishimura, H Shiraga, T Endo, K Kondo, M Nakatsuka, T Sasaki, T Jitsuno, K Yoshida, T Kanabe, A Yokotani, T Norimatsu, M Takagi, H Katayama, Y Izawa, C Yamanaka
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